Tomorite

[Spreeny]

Can you use Tomorite on peas, aubergines, peppers & beans as well as toms. Also I've got a couple of palms which are looking a bit sad following the long cold spell - could I give them a bit of Tomorite as well? tia

[Bbbananas]

I think so spreeny, my dad does anyway and his flourishes.

I was also advised to use it on my roses - it's spruced them up no end.

[joeluke]

Don't know about the ones you've mentioned but I used it on my cucumbers last year and had a great crop

[brenda]

Definitely , will do all a world of good.

[Bbbananas]

Could it be used instead of Miraclegro as a sort of cure-all ?

[shaneystar2]

My brother grows lots of veg and fruit and uses it for absolutely everything in the garden,hanging baskets ,etc and as general plant food .
In fact I'm begiining to think he swigs it out of the bottle :)

[Bbbananas]

The bottle is a very nice colour.... Very berry.

[joeluke]

What about potato plants?

[LoftyLottie]

Apparently it's good for everything.

I wonder if it will liven up a casserole!

[Misky]

I use it on my potato plants - they're like monsters!!!

[Spreeny]

Thankyou all, that's just what I wanted to hear!

[carlton23]

Tomorite is high in potash which is good for flowers mainly and tom`s.

[joeluke]

Are cheaper general brands of liquid tomato feed as good as Tomorite?

[Toleman]

Joe - I'd imagine so. Check the NPK is similar and they contain all the micro nutrients.

Also use it half strength once fortnightly for peppers once flowering.

Chris